Tunnel Container Uses

Tunnel containers, also known as double-door or double-end shipping containers have doors on both ends of the container for streamlined access. They are much easier to handle than standard shipping containers.

They are perfect to transform them into office or storage spaces. They can also be used for transporting special equipment to temporary locations.

Easy Loading and Unloading

The 20ft double door tunnel container is a great option for those looking for a shipping container that has dual entry points. These containers are also known as "tunnel containers" and come with doors at both ends, not just one. This allows you to move around inside the container without the need to open and close a heavy steel door.

Dual access points are also very useful for loading and unloading cargo. It eliminates the need to unload all the contents of a container to get items out the back, and it saves time. It also allows for faster loading and unloading of cargo trains or trucks.

Pelican Containers' double-door shipping containers are manufactured according to strict ISO standards and can be delivered in perfect condition. Our logistics team is committed to ensure that your cargo gets to its destination safely and on time.

If you're planning to construct an office or residence on the premises for your employees, a tunnel container is an excellent choice. Its double doors can be used to create long hallways or tunnels. Multiple units can also be connected to create larger areas. These containers are also robust and can be used for a variety of purposes.

Another popular use of tunnel containers is to be converted into ticket booths for big events. They're often a lot cheaper than constructing permanent facilities, and they are able to be easily moved from event to event. They're also watertight and windproof, which means your merchandise is protected from the elements.

We have brand-new one-trip tunnel containers in a cargo good condition at our locations in Florida and Nashville TN. We can also customize your ideal tunnel container to suit your needs and requirements and we offer a variety of sizes to choose from. We can even add a door at either end of the container if you require it. If you're interested in finding out more about our products and services, contact us now. Our team of experts will help you choose the right shipping container for your conversion or business project.

Easy Stuffing & De Stuffing

If shipping containers are properly packed, it minimises freight damage and helps prevent the loss of assets for exporters and importers. Damage to freight can be caused by a variety of factors, including uneven weight distribution and the constant shifting of cargo during transport.

Incorrect container stuffing can lead to costly, time-consuming losses to both the owners of the shipment and transporters. To avoid these losses, it is essential to adhere to a load plan in order to maximize the space inside your container. Using the right tools and equipment can speed up the process of stuffing containers and improves the safety and efficiency. It's important to use an experienced crew and certified, since they are familiar with the handling, storage and shipping procedures.

A tunnel shipping container is one with double doors on both ends, making it easier to access the contents from either side of the container. This makes them ideal for projects like construction of bridges or walls as they can be loaded and unloaded quickly from both sides. They are also popular as self storage containers, since the two compartments can be accessed independently. Portable Space can weld in an iron bulkhead into the standard tunnel container, allowing it to be split into two 10ft by 8ft by 8ft 6" units. This is perfect to use as a secure storage area and office.

The stuffing and de-stuffing of containers is an essential component of the supply chain, as it prepares cargo for transport from warehouses to retail outlets. Understanding the process of container stuffing, cross docking and de-stuffing services will assist businesses in making better decisions regarding logistics management.

Damage to cargo during packing and transit could be caused by a variety of factors which include uneven distribution of heavy goods, improper control of humidity and temperature and negligence due to shortcuts during the loading process. Incorrect stuffing can cause the cargo to shift during transport, which can lead to the loss of valuable goods. This is avoided by following a few best practices. Use dunnage to fill gaps or voids in the shipping container. Palletise your cargo as much as possible and label the boxes and packages with precision to make it easy to identify.